Michal Amadon
About Michal Amadon
Michal Amadon serves as the COP Deployment Lead at US Foods, where he has worked since 2013. He has extensive experience in supply chain management and learning development strategies, contributing to improved service and inventory levels.
Work at US Foods
Michal Amadon has been employed at US Foods since 2013, currently serving as the COP Deployment Lead. In this role, he has focused on the implementation of learning development strategies. Prior to this position, he worked as the Manager of Supply Chain Training and Development from 2010 to 2013, where he was responsible for training buyers in the effective use of Psys/AWR and SCPO systems. His earlier role at US Foods included serving as the Merchandising Efficiency Lead for a brief period in 2013, and he also held the position of Procurement Manager from 2004 to 2010.
Education and Expertise
Michal Amadon possesses a strong background in managing learning development strategies, particularly within the food service industry. His expertise includes adherence to ADA and USDA guidelines, which is crucial for compliance in procurement and supply chain operations. He has demonstrated proficiency in analyzing operational issues, communicating findings, and recommending corrective actions. Additionally, he has experience in operations, management accounting, and finance gained from owning and managing a business.
Background
Before joining US Foods, Michal Amadon worked at Sysco as a Procurement/Merchandiser in the Center of Plate division from 2001 to 2003. This role provided him with foundational experience in procurement and merchandising within the food service sector. His career at US Foods began in 2004, where he spent six years as a Procurement Manager in Manassas, VA, before transitioning to various roles that focused on supply chain training and development.
Achievements
During his tenure at US Foods, Michal Amadon successfully implemented a company learning development strategy that exceeded Days Inventory on Hand (DIOH) goals. He has also trained buyers in the effective use of critical systems, leading to improvements in service and inventory levels. His comprehensive approach to training and development has contributed to operational efficiencies within the organization.